USL OKC Energy FC

Energy FC Names Broadcast Partner and Broadcast Team

Published on March 21, 2014 under United Soccer League Championship (USL)
OKC Energy FC News Release


OKLAHOMA CITY - OKC Energy FC fans have the opportunity to travel to Dallas on April 15 to watch Energy FC take on the FC Dallas Reserves.

Rate for the trip is $65 per person and includes round-trip transportation to and from Dallas, snacks and drinks on the bus and a ticket to the game. The bus leaves Oklahoma City at 1 p.m. CT on April 15 and returns home following the game.

We must have 40 individuals signed up and paid by Wednesday, April 9th in order for the trip to take place. For more information, contact Stacie Rathbun at the Energy FC office at 235-KICK, ext. 1111.

Season tickets for OKC Energy FC are available by calling the Energy FC office at 405-235-KICK (5425).

Energy FC is led by former Sporting Kansas City goaltender and 2013 MLS Cup champion, Jimmy Nielsen. Nielsen was a two-time MLS All Star, the 2012 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, and goalkeeper for the 2012 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open championship club.

USL PRO is the strongest, best operated and most experienced North American men's professional soccer league outside of Major League Soccer (MLS). Focused on franchise stability and longevity, USL PRO features 15 teams for the 2014 season, including expansion teams in Oklahoma City and Sacramento. Presently 10 USL PRO teams have direct affiliations with Major League Soccer clubs.

The league not only serves as a springboard to the MLS for players, but also for franchises. Five of the last six clubs to enter MLS have moved up from the USL's top professional division. Among the most successful clubs, the Vancouver Whitecaps, Seattle Sounders, Portland Timbers, Montreal Impact and Orlando City SC all operated franchises in the USL's top professional division before making the transition to MLS.




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